Baxter International Inc.

Baxter Healthcare Sa

Dan Roush

Douglas W Reitz

Richard E Kienman

Jennifer S Lindsay

Yuanpang Samuel Ding

Atif M Yardimci

Brian Lauman

Gideon Hecht

Donald D Busby

James S Slepicka

John Edward Steck

Andrey Kopychev

William Chan

George F Bobart

Amy L Twining

Mehmet B Ozer

A dialysis fluid heating system includes a plurality of conductive tubes; first and second end caps located at first and second ends of the tubes, respectively, the first end cap including a dialysis fluid inlet and a dialysis fluid outlet, the end caps and the tubes configured such that dialysis fluid can flow from the fluid inlet of the first end cap, through at least one first tube to the second end cap, and through at least one second tube back to the first end cap; a conductive wire wound around an outside of the conductive tubes; and electronics configured to supply power to the conductive wire, the wire forming a primary coil of a transformer, the tubes forming a secondary coil of the transformer.

Dialysis fluid heating systems

A dialysis fluid heating system includes a dialysis fluid heater; a heating portion of a dialysis fluid carrying set, the heating portion configured to be placed in contact with a surface of the dialysis fluid heater to heat a dialysis fluid; a pneumatic source connected to the dialysis fluid heater; and a logic implementer configured to cause the pneumatic source to apply a negative pressure between the heating portion and the surface of the dialysis fluid heater.

Dialysis fluid heating using pressure and vacuum

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Niles, IL, United States of America

Dan Roush